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Registration Notice.

The Board OF Registration and Election
Managers hereby give notice that the books
Tor the registration OF voters at the election
for Mayor ana Aldermen of the city OF >a-
vannah TO be held TUESDAY, January 18th =.
1887, will BIZ opened ON MONDAY. January
Sd, and closed on SATURDAY. January 18th,
The managers foY each district will attend
at the places designated below from o'clock
A. NJ. to ?. NJ. every day except cundays)
and on Saturdays from O'Clock P. NJ. to 8 P.
n.
For the First Militia District (extending
from the western corporate limits of the CT Y
TO the mid lie OF Mon gomery street,. Place for
registration: At COX's stables, on West Broad
street. southwest corner of Will am.
Managers H. Il. Bennett, Martin Cooley,
u. O'Connor.
For the second Militia District from the
middle of Mon gomery to the middle of Bar
nard streets) Place for registration: ly5
south Broad street, second door east of Mont
gomery.
ManaGers-wm. L. Exley, John Houston,
John Ruthei ford
For the Third Militia District (from the
middle Of Barnard To the m iCtile of Abercorn
strects'. Pla' e for registration: SIMON Gazan's
store. northeast cornerot Bali and BroughtOn
Manager--Simon Gazan, Henry McAlpin,
John S. Tyson
For the Fourth Militia District from the
middle of Alb rcOrn to the eastern C ,rporate
limits of the city. Place of registering:
Bacon's mill. on the southwest corner OF Lib
erty and East Broad streets.
Managerial. S. Bacon. w. j. Harty, T. II.
Laird. HENRY Nc NLPIN,
Secretary of the Board of Registration and
Election Managers.
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GEORGIA'S CAPITAL.
Keeper Shubrick's Report on The
Condition of the COuyicts,


Condition of the Congicts.
ATLANTA. GA, Jan. lie. T. Shubrick,
Assistant X per of the Penitentiary,
made lengthy report to the Governor
| to-day OF the condition OF the convicba
and camps. He personally inspected all
the camps IN December and found the
barracks generally in good condition and
the cOnvicts healthy and we'll treated.
Whlle at the Dade coal mines and Rising
Fawn camp be carefully examined the
charges contained in the report of
the Legislative committee as
20 cruel treatment of the
cOnvicts and found them without any
foundation whatever. In April last Fred
Thomas, convict In the camp OF Peni-
Tertiary Company No. l, was, at Cole
Cay, before duly organized commission,
adiudged a lunatic. For some reason the
decree OF the court was not carried into
effect, and he has been confined in The
camps since. The Governor to-day issued
an order that be be Immediately removed
to the asylum.
The PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROPRIATION.
Tue Attorney General has been at work
to-day examining authorities on the
legal construction OF the Congressional
and Legislative appropriation acts, to
make up bis opinion as to the TECHNOLOGY
cal appropriation. He will not render
his opinion before next week, "a he thinks
1t is very important question. He will
go to New Orleans Monday to argue the
case of the Pullman Palace Car Company
VI. the Comptroller General, on :he appli-
cation for an injunction growing out OF
the tax cases made by Judge Lochrane,
the counsel for the company.
Chief Justice jackson and Adjt. Gen.
Keel were sworn in to-day.
Ehe Governor has ordered insurance
and banking companies to make returns
OF the condition of their business Dec. 81.
THE POULTRY AND BENCH ASSOCIATION.
The Committee of ARA agements of the
National Poultry and Bench Association.
which meets here Jan. Is, met to-day and
arranged to have the opening exercises in
tue hall of the House of Representatives.
Prayer will be offered by DR.. Hawthorne.
The welcome addresses will be delivered
by the Governor, Mayor and President of
the Chamber of Commerce. The response
will be made by the President OF the
association. A large crowd is looked for.
The CITY Tax Collector states that the
taxes paid in for 1856 amount to $496, 900,
S45, 900 IN excess OF 1885, and that there
Is a balance IN the Treasury OF 1858, 900
All the departments at the capitol, ex-
cept the Governors, were closed to-day
in observance OF the legal holiday.
Revenue officials seized and destroyed
Illicit stills Yesterday in Lumpkin. Camp
bell. Henry and Habersnam counties.
New Years callers this evening were
numerous, and many houses were thrown
open. The receptions were unusually
brilliant.
Tonight j. b. Harris. who lives on
McAfee street, stepped into the back yard
to get bucket OF water ana was return
ing up the steps when be was knocked
down and robbed of mis- watch. His as
sailant is unknown. He was struck with
d 0ludgeon on the back and badly hurt.
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AN OPE. SWITCH.
A Passenger Train Crashes Into a
Freight at Everett's Station.

A Passenger Train Crashes Into a
Freight at Everett's Station.
COLUMBUS, GA, Jan. 1.-The passenger
train from Macon cOllided this afternoon
with a freight train from Columbus at
Everett's station, about sixty miles from
here on the Central railroad. The freight
rain b ad been side-tracked to allow the
passenger train to pass, but as the brake
man failed TO close the switch the passen-
ger train ran into the freight train
Both engines were badly wrecked
The engineers aud tiremen saved
themselves by jumping. Postal Clerk
Frank Johnson was cut on the head, but
was not seriously injured. Only one OF
the passengers was hurt, and he vers
slightly on the head. The brakeman
whose neglect caused the accident ran of
in the woods. A freight train which was
following the passenger train brought il
10 this city, with only q delay of about
four hours.
A. 5. Watheson, Superintendent of the
Eagle and Pbep .-ZI..ss was presented
today hV.. -.ag; alltjrs with gold
and ed cane.
of negro woman named
julia Mhuuox caught fire to-day and she
was fatally burned.
J. w. Barber WAS elected Magistrate
for the lower town district to-day over T..
G. Coleman
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Election for Directors.

CENTRAL r. r. * BANKING Co. OF GA, I
SAVANNAH, ga. Dec. lat, 1885,
An election for Thirteen Directors to man
age the affairs of this Company for the cnsu-
ing year will be held at the Ranking House,
n savannah, MONDAY, THE THIRD DAY
JANUARY, 1887, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. N. and 2 O'Clock P. NJ. Stockholders
and their families will 10 passed free over the
Company's road 20 atteu1 the election from
the lst 10 the I'd of January inclusive. and be
passed free returning from the 81 70 the 7th of
January inclusive, on presentation of their
stock certificates to the conductors
L. NJ. CUNNINGHAM,
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CAULKiNS AND JOHNSON.
The Report of the Committee &c
the University Trustees.

The Report Of the Committee to
the University Trustees.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 1.-The Execu-
tive Committee of the Freedman's Aid
Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church has row taken final action con-
.cerninG the Caulkins-Johnsona affair at
Chattanooga University, upon which they
have been deliberating for some time.
Prof. Caulkins, OF that University, was
charged with discOurteous conduct in
pubic to Rev. DR.. johnson (cOlOred), OF
Chattanooga. The direct control of
the faculty OF Chattanooga University
being vested by cnarter in the local board
OF trustees the Freeman's Aid society
Executive Comm ttee will communicate
TO that board that majority OF the com
mittee believe Prot. Caulkins to nave been
guilty OF conduct, and to have shown a
disposition toward the coored race unit
irg him 10 serve the society as IA teacher,
and that the trustees should ask tor his
resignation, and that while such is the
opinion OF the majority the entire COM
mittee uni in c0ndemning the conduct
OF which the majority believe the Profess
sor TO have been guilty.
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State Specific Taxes, 1887.

The following State Specific Taxes for 1887
are now due. to-wit:
AuctlOneers.
Pool and Billiard Tables.
Gaming Tables, Flying Horses, Shooting
Galleries.
Tenpin Alleys.
travelling Vendors of Patent or Proprietary
Medicines, 81 ecial Nostrums. Jewelry. Paper,
soap or other articles of like character.
Emigrant Agt nts.
Travelling Ven Tors using boats.
ItineranG Dealers in Lighi ming Rods.
Agents for Hire or Sale of Musical Instru-
ments.
Dealers in Spirituous or Malt Liquors. In
toXicating Buffers or Brandy Fruits or Do
nestle ines.
Dealers IN Pistols. Toy pistols, Revolvers.
Pst ii or Revolver Cartridges, Dirks or Bowie
Knives.
Dealers IN Futures"
Dealers in Iron Safes
Petdlers In BuggIes, Wagons, etc.
Pedders of Stoves or Ranges.
Pool or Billiard Tables kept for hire or sale
Travelling Agent of Nurserymau, vending
Trees or Shrubbery,
JAS. J. MCGOWAN. Tax Col lector C. G.
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Florida's Metropolis.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. 1.-Tne
Critique, a new Sunday morning paper,
will make its first appearance tomorrow .
Jacobs Il Jordan are the editors and pub
fishers.
Five members Of the Printers Pro-
tective Association leave here tomorrow
to take the places of the striking union
men at Montgomery, Ala.
Rev. sam Small is announced to lecture
here Monday night.
The signal officer says the thermometer
will go down To IS, but no damage is an
ticipated as brisk wind is blowing.
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THANKS!
/ am Getting a Grip

On the m arket for business. and | am happy
to say that my trade is increasing. Good
work viii tell and low prices VIII please. ]
have fine cole ,tion of printing appliances.
an Improved Ruling Machine, choice as
sOrtment of pens and a can stock. Not in
the old rut. can handle more trade. l worR
to please. 1 have furnished number of rep
resentative houses with Blank Books ami
they pronounce them AL. In plain English
| have a Northern shop right here in this
own. TOWNSEND. TELEPHONE G4l.''
Corner Bryan and Abercorn streets, Savan-
nah. Ga.
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Speriai atntirea.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Thirty-Three and One Third (33 1-3
Per Cent, Dividend.

In addition TO the reduction OF the current
yearly payments, as compared with the rates
charged under the old system of Life Insur-
ance, hich reduc IN 'qun.s a CASH DtNI-
DEND Of more than FIFTY PER CENT
upon the total Premium Paid.
NOTICE IS HEREBN GIVEN that in ad-
iition 10 the aforesaid cash reduction, tn,
mount now to the credit Of all present mem
beers Of the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
who became members in 1881. equals a DIVI-
DkND OF THlRTI-rHREE AND ONE
THIRD PER CENT. upon the ENTIRE AS
oEsSA ENT PREMIUMS PAID dering the
Hrst qunquennial tive years. period, viz
from lSSI 10 1856, inclusive, which amoun'
has been depo-Iied with and held By The
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, as Trustee OF the Reserve Fund OF
this Association, and appicab e as provided
in the contracts held by the members of the
Association.
EDWARD B. HARPER, President,
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association.
T. 4. BRAMAN, Secretary.
Home Office, Potter Building, 3S Park Row,
\. Y.
Messrs. Seward & Co., 100 Bay street, Gen
eral Agents,
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<sets vjSs r-sHAKlNG.
The Proprictors of the Boston
Hcrald Mako q Novel Offer.

The Proprictors of the Boston
Herald Make Novel Offer.
BosToN, Jan. 1.-The proprietors of the
Boston Herald announced to-day to their
employees proposition TO give them for
tue current year portion of the net
profit OF the business after reserying in
terest on the value OF the properly. They
employees are 10 share in proportion TO tpfl
wages received durins the year. -
also suggest TO the employees the fQ/
ton OF mutual benefit society,
Ing 10 contribute an amoxSt
aggregate contributions IVA
Toe prOprlelors say IN thelf
npuncing the proposition: wv
experiment may be so succeed .
proft-sharing may be adopted ~ hs u
permanent policy" ~
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PRIMERS ON A Strike.
Montgomery Papers to Come Out
as Usual Notwithstanding.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. ACCORD
ing to previous notice,the printers on the
daily papers here refused TO work this
morning unless composition was adj
yanced from 30 to 3716c. per 1000, the
new price liked by the union. Their
places were partially supplied by mem-
hers of the PRINTERS Protective Fraternity
from New Orleans, and more are on
the wav from Jacksonville. Fla. Tue
lob offices are also involved. The Union
NOW holds nothing but one JOB office in
ais city. Tue idle men number about
go. Some have stood on he street cor
.'reall day, but with the exception OF a
lea noise by lew, VINO had patronized
,arroOns too freely, they nave been
1and orderly. Both papers will come
IaN-- - = ~ - .., Nd no troubIa ia
!. 1SsS<sss,I -aas arranged them-saf+ 'i'''le 10
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Election Notice.
CITY OF SAVANNAH,

December 81, 1855.
At the first regular meeting to be held in
January, that Is TO lay on WEDNESDAY
January 12th, 1887, Council will open bids
and ect the following contractors for the
year 1857:
City Printer.
Fer furnishing bread for prisoners at Police
Barracks.
Ordinance December goth, 1886.
SIC. ,. All bids for contracts stated aboY e
must be fl ell with the Clerk of Council at or
before O'Clock P. NJ. on the Monday preced-
ing the day of election. which bids must be
accom- panied with the names OF sureties, or
bondsmen, who will be required TO ua'ify
before a Notary Public or other officer, such
qualification to accompany the bid. No bid
vi receive the consideration of Council I'M
iess filed in accordance with the provisions
recited above.
BY order Of Council.
FRANK e. REBARER,
Clerk of Council
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Six COnyiCts Walk AWAY.

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. IA squad of six
convicts working on the Augusta and
Chattanooga railroad oyerpowered and
dIsarmed their guard to-day, ImprisOne d
two trustys in hole just dug, and with
picks and shovels triumphautly marched
Iuto the adjoining woods and escaped.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-02

JEsUP, GA, Jan. The municipal
election passed OFF quietly here to-day, re-
citing the old board by large majority.
Mayor, w. II. Whaiey; Aldermen, VI
4. wilkins, Il. T.. Walker, Bryant Ge orge.
r. B. Hops and j. p. Swlndle.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Stockholders Acknowledgment
tan Savings and Loan Company.

meeting Of the COrporators and stock
holders of the MEfROPOLITAN SAVINGS
AND LOAN COMPANY will be he'd at The
office OF Mes-rs. Denmark 4 Adams at 8
O'Clock THURSDAY EVENING. Jauu' ry T.,
for the purpo of adopting a Con-titutlon and
Bylaws and of electing Beard 81 Directors.
Books of subscription, until that date, will
nc open at Messrs. eumark Adams A .
Ems ein x Sons, Henry solomon n sons, ID.
e. Bacon Il Co.'s and Davis Bros.
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ReppaId Land, Lumber and saw Mill
Company.

SAyANN All, Dec. %. 1886.
The annual meeting the Stockholders Of
The Reppard Land, LumOer and Saw Mill
Company of Georgia vii oe held AU the ONCE
of tn Company, No 10 BY street, on Tu Eo-
DAY, JANUARY Attn, 1857, at O'Clock p. N.
By order OF the President
N. PETERSON, See. and Treas.
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Sight singing,

Mr.. STEWARDS Singing Glass for chill
dren will meet in st. Johns Parish Hail
THURSDAY AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock.
Terms 81 a month.
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Notice..
Terms 81 a mont

Neither the Captain nor Consignees of
the British steamship Elsie" Beadle,
Master, will be responsible Tor any debts
contracted by her crew.
A, MINIS & SONS, Agents,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-02

WAYCRoss. GA, Jan. l.-Wuycross
held her municipal election to-day. w.
J. smith for Mayor and e. Mccall, War.
rem Lott, ID. A. Williams and g. h. You
man for COuncilmen were elected.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-02

Savannah Lodge No. 2I7. j. D. Il. b.
A special meeting s cal ed THIS Sun
dap EVENING, at 1890 O'Clock, for the our
pose OF nominating officers.
By order OF the President.
THEO. COLLAT SecreIarY
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Special Notice.

Neither the CAPTAIN nor Conslgnees of the
British steamship ''Ravensdale," will be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by the
crew. STRACHAN co.
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FOR CORONER,
JOHN III. FOX.
ELECTION JANUARY 5TH. 1887.
respectfully ASK your support.
For Tax Collector.

Fe1olo Citizens:
am candidate for reelection to tho office
OF Tax Collector at the election TO be held
JANUARY 9TH, 1887. and respectfully solicit
your support, JAMES j. MCGOWAN.
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Notice.

SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST CoMvANY1
DEPARTMENT OF SAVINGS,
SAVANNAH, GA. g., January !, 1877
Interest for the fourth quarter of the year
1885 is now due and W Ii be paid on demand.
DeuositOrs are requested to leave their
books at the Bank to be balanced.
JAS, II, HUNTER Cashier.
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Welded TO nm Heiress.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-George 7. lar
tin, OF Atlanta, Ga, was marriedAher'
last night 10 Mrs. Isabelle .. MaAo
formerly Miss Beall. OF Georgetown. q
HIS bride Is SAID 10 be worth sl0CO0O
: h'y have gone to Virginia on a wedding
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Spertal Hnfirre.
Election Notice.
CITY OF SAVANNAH

CITY or SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNCIL.f
December 81. 1885.
AT the first regular meeting To b. neid in
January, that is to say. on WEDNESDAY,,
january 18th, 1857 Council Will eject for the
TERN OF two years, the following officers:
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Receiger Of Tax Returns.

announce myself as a candidate for re-
election on JANUARY 5TH. 1887, and re-
spectfully solicit the suffrages OF the voters of
Chatham county. JNO. &. DILLON.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-02

DIRECTORS-J. J. Dale, Edw'd Lowell,
VIM. Garrard, Herman Myers, Jno. Lyons,
w. e. Guerard, A. Hanley, S. Melnhard, j.
P. Williams.
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wages ~

LANCASTER, PA, Jan. rNsame
bia rolling mil has increas fBu-~Ntts'
Of its puddlers to 81 per ton, 10 take effect
Monday. THIS IL an advnuce OF % oents
PEI ton over the present scale.
Coigats's "New" soap
Wa1hes better and lasts longer than any
Zen See fig advertisement next
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Ordinance December 29th 1886.
SEC. 2. All applicants for city officers must
nle with the Clerk of Council, at or before .
O'Clock P NJ. on the Monday prece ing the
day OF election, their several applications
FOR those positions requiring bonds the
names OF the bondsmen Qwo IN all cases
must accOmpanr the application. No appli-
cation vii 7, ceive the consideration of Coun-
Gil unless filed IN accordance with the provi-
si0ns of this ordinance
By order OF Council.
FRANK Fl. REBARER,
Of
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-02

There are probably more notablities TO
be seen on Park Row al 3 o'clol k IN the
afternoon than on Wall street at that
hour. Not long ago saw man cross
ing the street railway tracks near u o
Franklin statue with the lait of an old
farmer. He wore old fashioned broad
cloth. with low Cut waistcoat and a
rundown collar with black tie. HIS
oyercoaL pocket was stuffed with news
papers and magazines. A heavy bundle
nestled uLder his arm. Thick Arctic
shoes covered his feet, for the weather
was wintry. His hair and hat reminded
me OF the late John A. Logan. Like
Logan, he wore his nat on the back OF his
head. The man was well knit. and his
head SCI qui,e close to his shoulders. He
had high forehead. with fully developed
perceptive faculties. The eyes were
hazel and pleasant In expression, The
nose was clear ana well cut, and the face
quite broad and placid. He looed along
as though lost In thought. There was
nothing ABOUT him that would attract
special attention. A Jerseyman might
have taken him tor som preacher In the
Dutch Reformed Church on MS wav back
10 Aquackenonk. He was the man. how
ever who developed the Id mine by the
use Of printers ink quar- er OF century
alo quicker Than any man in America
since that time. That mine has never
''petered OUT" II Is as~good to-day as
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Coupons Of the Marietta and North
Georgia Railroad.
Special Notice.

Having employed Mr.. A. X. WILSON MS
Foreman OF my workshops. he viii he pleased
to havehis Old customers call on him foi thcIr
work in my line. He will also attend to my
co Letting. ID. O'CO&NOR.
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Dividend No. 40.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,l
SAVANNAH. GA, Dec. ~. 1886. !
This Bank has declared n seni-aunual divi-
dend of per cent. payable on deman
THOS u AnSDFN Gnshier
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gan5en @ountD tpirb bas WafIer fir bas
Iieb rar, uno Elm paat 6eerben fino
bereits fortgetrieben porben; regnet es
ni9t balb, 10 rpirb es einen groBartigen
Ius3ug bon Menf9en unb Nieb geben,
bic beibe mad Mafler unb Nabrung fu.
den. Die Wrbeiten an bem artelifden
Brunnen In ber 6taot f9reiten lang.
lam nor, unb gar biele barren dngflitb
auf bas GrgebniB ber 8obrung, tueil
BON ibnen bic &ettung ober
Der &nin Der tIeinen bhbs
den Stabt abbdngt, tpenigs
items fiir cine &eibe bon Sabren.